I Lost $3 Billion Because of This Mistake (Don't Do This After 50) - Stanley Druckenmiller

Описание: Stanley Druckenmiller lost $3 billion in six weeks because he couldn't control one emotion: FOMO. He knew the dot-com bubble would burst. He'd already shorted it and lost. But when everyone around him kept getting rich, he cracked—buying $6 billion in tech stocks right before the collapse.

If one of the greatest macro traders in history can fall into this trap, so can you. And if you're over 50, you don't get a second chance to recover.

This video reveals Druckenmiller's exact mistake, the psychology that destroyed billions, and his #1 rule for investors in the second half of life: stop playing offense, start playing defense.

🔑 What You'll Learn:
• How FOMO cost Druckenmiller $3 billion in the dot-com crash
• Why investing after 50 requires a completely different strategy
• The 4 rules for capital preservation (no leverage, no catch-up trades, no FOMO)
• Owner mindset vs trader mindset for retirement portfolios
• How to audit your portfolio for catastrophic risk today

⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 - The $3 Billion FOMO Mistake
3:45 - Why Age 50 Changes the Game (Offense vs Defense)
7:12 - Druckenmiller's Dot-Com Story (How It Happened)
11:30 - Rule #1: No Leverage After 50
13:15 - Rule #2: Avoid Catch-Up Trades
15:00 - Rule #3: Own, Don't Trade
17:20 - Rule #4: Survival Beats Brilliance
20:30 - What To Do Right Now (Portfolio Audit)

Stanley Druckenmiller ran Duquesne Capital for 30 years without a losing year. He made George Soros $1 billion shorting the pound. But even legends make emotional mistakes. This video shows you how to avoid his $3 billion error in your own retirement.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
This is a fan-made educational channel. Not affiliated with Stanley Druckenmiller or Duquesne Capital. AI-generated voice for educational purposes. Not financial advice. Consult a professional before investing. Do your own research.

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